Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-08
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs. Manning will hold her last reception in
washington tomorrow afternoon, and the family
Will leave the city for Albany on Thursday. Mr..
ana ana NJ, NIT; Naming have secured passage and will
sail 1Or Liverpool on the 18th Of this month. They
Will spend a few weeks abroad hoping that the
voyage Will recruit the SecretaryS health. During
their absence Miss Manning Will be with her sis
ter, Mrs. Dillahanty, OF Albany.
Miss Buckner, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Goodloe, has gone to the house of Judge Richard
son for a visit.
Mrs Lamar, Wife of the Secretary of the In
terror, left Yesterday for Macon, Ca, to make a
visit of fortnight.
Representative and Mrs. wilkins will remain
here until the June closing Of the schools where
their sons are engaged in study.
MI. John p Stockton, Jr., OF the Erie r. R., is in
the city, the guest OF his mother, on street.
The Swedish Minister and Mrs. ReuterskiOld
gave dinner party of twelve covers last evening
Secretary and Mrs. Whitney were among tie
guests ana IL was the first invitation to dinner
that Mrs Whitney has accepted since her late III
ness.
Mrs. Villas has received from Chicago a most
beautiful vase OF French porcelain delicate green
In color, With pattern OF leaves in cameo relief
II Is the gilt OF Mrs. Hoyne, tile mother Of Miss
HOY hoyne ne who was the guest during the season OF
the postmaster General and Mrs. Villas
Mrs. D. r. James and Mrs. John w. Foster held
pleasant receptions yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Mann left the city to-day
for stay OF a number of days. While absent they
will visit their delightful residence on the cliff at
Nantucket, and bring from there some OF its be-
longings for the adornment of their new home in
Washington.
Representative and Mrs. McCreary went to Old
Point Comfort last Saturday, and will remain a
few days and then return to their home In Ken
lucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Warder and Mr.. E. F. An
drews left this morning for New York, where they
Will be for several days
The Travel Club held an interesting meeting last
night at Strathmore Arms, the main feature OF
the program being description Of tour through
Sweden and Norway.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.. Edwin
sutherland and Miss Ella Walling. formerly of
Texas but for the past five years OF this city. 1t
Will take place tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock
at the Garfleld Memorial church, Rev. +. d. Power
officiating. The young couple viii leave directly
after the ceremony on bridal trip.
1t is expected that the widow OF the late Presi-
dent Tyler will visit her son. Dr. Lachlan Tyler in
this city, In short time.
Miss Hooley, daughter Of the well-known theat-
rfcal manager, and Mrs. Herbert, OF Chicago, are
In washington for short stay.
Miss Agnes Swain, OF Baltimore, is the CUES: of
Mrs Henry schmerz, on sth street northwest.
Presidential Appointments To-day.
The President to-day appointed Henry A. Ehnin-
ger, OF New York, to be consul at Cienruegos. and
Lewis Gebhard Reed, Of New York, to be consul at
Barbados. Both were nominated but were not
confirmed by the Senate
The following presidential postmasters were ap-
pointed to-day: Bart Burke, vice W. F. Cooper,
santa Cruz, Cal; John II. Fox, vice Herbert
sparks Trinidad Col; w. +. Scott, vice S. 8. Rid
dell, fernandlna, Fla; j. J. Harris, vice Lyman
Phelps, Sanford, Fla; w. s. McChesney, vice II. K.
Milward M lexington KY; William Springer, vice
vice V. NJ. Hall, Glencoe, Mimi; F. E. Randall,
vice Everett Jenkins, Pttsfield N. H.; L. A. Ryan,
vice ". r. Crook Falls City, Neb.; W. l. Boulware,
vice II. X, BiSbee Valentine Neb. r r Myers
vice n. W. McLarrey, Harrisburg, Pa: w. P. Nc
Carty, vice VIM. Spraker, Allegahy, N. Y; Charles
D. De Land, vice NJ. r. Wilcox, Fairport n. Y; D..
A. Sackrider, vice Mrs. Josephine c. owen, Ran
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